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Access Learning Magazine
March 2004

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	Connecting to History A social-studies teacher discovers that technology can enhance the human side of history.
	Hands-On Heritage Six ways to make a field trip to a historic site educationally rewarding.
	Virtual Field Trips Can't take a field trip? These broadband learning experiences combine visuals, interactivity, and curriculum connections to bring historic preservation sites to you.
	History in the Field How after-school historic preservation projects connect extracurricular activities with curricular goals.
	Saving Hometown History Preserving local history teaches students what it means to be a historian.
	Plus: Students from Nathan Hale High School in Seattle, Wash., preserve human history in a Video Quilt. Click on the links below to view "Detective Story," a dramatization of the Homestead Steel strike. Broadband (high-speed) versions Windows Media Player Part 1 Part 2 56K Speed versions Windows Media Player Part 1 Part 2 Need Windows Media Player?

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